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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-19
FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-DIAMOND, WATCHES AND
j. Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office,
North Main street. m4-In
T1HOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS,
i also choice mich cows. Address ]. L.
DUkKEE. Bonita Meadows, Santa Monica
NOK sALE-ONE SHARE IN THE H0wE's
IL tract, at premium of 8 Q. JOHN HOLT,
GA San Pedro. ml9-3t
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE = CIGAR
II stand and manufacturing tools, stock,
fixtures, etc. Must be sold or exchanged for
once to H. F. McGARvIE, 2s6 N. Main, Baker
Block. m1o.75
DILLIARD AND POOL TABLES FOR
ID sale cheap FOUNTAIN SALOON, 90
North Spring street. m1S-lm
EOK SALE, CHEAP-l2 HEAD GOOD
Il young cow, some with cslf. rest will be
fresh soon. Apply at No ~ East Pico.
LNOR SALE-A GOOD JERSEY COW AND
L two heifer calves, at 13o Daily street.
East Los Angeles. m1S3t
NOR .ALE-HALF INTEREST IN A
II frst-class barber shop. Apply at Louvre
Cigar Store, N. Main street; low rent.
ml7 81
NOR SALE-WHOLE OR HALF INTER
IL est in a butcher-shop; n No. l location.
Address "W. L." this office. m17-3t
L,oR sALE-THE LEASE, FURNITURE
IL and business of the most elegant and
conveniently situated rooming.hous in Los
Angeles, and clearing profit of between 5000
and $500 per MONTH Reasons for selling
strictly personal. For particulars address
I'M. s." postoffice. m13 I'm
NOR sALE-AT McCARTHY's CALIFOR-
L mia Land Office, % West First street.
Los Angeles, and Colorado street, Pasadena:
Houses, lots, acreage and business proper
ties for speculators. Call. ms I'm
LNINE HOKSE, ofUDEBakER PHAETON
Il and harness for sale. J. w. GILLETTE,
l22 Temple street. feb23tf
NOR SALE-FOkTY HEAD OF FINE
= COWS, some with calves, CHEAP. Ad-
dress No. 1876, P. 0. box, to W. l.. WEBB.
febl2 tt
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

AN AL BOOK.KEEPER WISHES PO-
n sition. Address H. NJ. T., 239 South
Main. mis- 1t
PROFESSIONAL NURsE-JULIUS YER
i heast. Corner of Also and Aiemeda
streets mil 1t
EEMALE COOKS, WATERS, CHAMBER
II maids, nurses, seamstress, &C.. &C.,
furnished on short notice by Nine Smith,
No. North Main street. Palm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-19
EDUCATIONAL.
DENTISTS.

ADAMS BROS, DENTISTS. 2s s. SPRING
"A street, rooms and 8.
Gold filings from 81 up: =,
Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless Extraction of Teeth by vitalized
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, 80.
Best sets of teeth from ~ to $40, By our
method of making teeth misfit Is impossi-
BILE.
Special attention paid to repairing broken
plates.
Office hours from 8A. NJ. to bP. M; Sun
days from 10 A. M. to 12 NJ. az u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = FOR SIX OR TWELVE
w months from April or May, a furnished
house with four or more bedrooms. No
children. References given. Answer, CIV
ing situation and terms. p. o. Box 1914.
m17.5t
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North Spring street. m1S-lm
NOK SALE, CHEAP-l2 HEAD GOOD
l. young cow, some with cslf. rest will be
fresh soon. Apply at No ~ East PicO.
m12 w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-19

L1OR SALE-A GOOD JERSEY COW AND
l. two heifer calves, at 13o DAILY street,
East Los Angeles. m1S3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-19

NOR sALE-Ar AZUsA, ONE 10 ACRE
Il tract for $500, and one 40 acre tract. nice
improved. for $4,000; also at the Duarte,
several beautiful places of 10 and 20 acres
each. for $500 to S12, COO; also ct Etiwands,
so acre homestead, for $500. w. D. ROOT,
25 Temple street. m15-6t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
SPORTSMEk'S MUSIC.
How Many an Unsuspecting Wild Goose
Meets an Untimely End.

How Many an Insuspecttng WIG GoOse
Meets an Untimely End.
Unfortunately for the goose. it can
be initiated to perfection. and the I'M
happy birds frequently meet their end
by paying too much heed to its decep-
tive notes. One instance of peculiar
interest has come to the writer knowl-
edge. The destroyers in this case were
Captain Walter S. Green, of Life-saving
Station No. 3. Long Branch, and Mr..
Bright. These two shooters live on OPP
posite sides of a large pond, and are on
the constant watch for birds of any
kind that may come in from the sea to
rest. Early one morning Mr.. Bright
heard distant but vigorous honking.
He soon saw a flock of seven geese
fiying in toward the pond. Quickly
getting his gun and some heavy cart
ridges. he fastened down to the edge
of the pond, keeping himself hidden
behind a heavy hedge. As soon as he
had selected his position he uttered
vigorous honk. to which the leader of
the incoming fock responded. Fly
ing low, they sailed majestically
in over the opposite shore. $50 yards
away from Mr.. Bright They were
evidently weary, and anxious to settle
down in the smooth waters of the pond.
Suddenly. out of the tall marsh grass
on the shore opposite MIR. Bright, two
puffs of blue smoke and two booming
reports rolled out, The leader of the
flock folded his wings and fell to the
ground dead. Mr.. Bright then knew
for the first time that Captain Green
was at hand. The birds swerved from
their course and flew toward Mr..
Bright, who easily killed the second
bird. Both he and Captain Green did
not cease honkiug, and the birds. after
going away to considerable distance
sailed back again, passing over Mr.,
Blight's head at some height. With
his heavy gun he killed two of them,
when they circled and swept across the
pond, where Captain Green killed two
more. The remaining bird, which had
been wounded by scattering shot, made
hard struggle to rise to safe height.
Captain Green hastily slipped in a cart
ridro and took long shot A few
feathers fell from the bird, and he flew
across the pond. Mr. Bright then got
long shot at him. breaking his wing
and bringing him down.-CentWry'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
CONSUMED IN SMOKE.
rha. the American Public Pay Annually
for Tobacco.

Uhat the American Pubic ray Annually
for Tobacco.
Last year the losses by reported fires
sin the United States reached total of
Etl2O 900 900. or an average monthly
tloss Of $40, 900, 900. This is regar led as
an enormous waste and is largely due
m inceudiarism and carelessness. How
tn reduce the amount so lost is matter
Of constant study. Legislatures, local
governments and insurance companies
make regulations and exercise the
greatest care to prevent fires. And yet
4 the loss they occasion is $50, 900, 900
Der annum less than the amount paid
by consumers for cigars, and $S6,
900 less than the total cost of tobacco
consumed in smoke.
Last year tax was paid upon 3,51o.-
sos, 4SS- cigars. The average smoker
is content with cigar worth $50 per
Il 1000, or one that retails at cents. On
| that basis there annually goes up in
smoke sl80,000,000. or $4,000, 600
every month, or 100000 every day.
In addition. boys waste on cigarettes
e6,500OOO. and those who prefer a pipe
further sum of $20,0o0,000.
How many smoke? If we deduct
from the total population as non-smok-
I ers all chill iren under fifteen years. con-
stituing forty per cent of the total
population Of $1,000, 900. it leaves 36, :
Il 000.000, of whom one-halt are females;
deducting these gives male popula-
4 ton, above the age of fifteen years, of
100000. Ifsix out of every ten males
above the age of fifteen years smoke. it
means that l0,S0o,000 persons consume
0'5lO,S9S, 4oS cigars, or an average per
smoker of S25 cigars per annum. This
is less than one cigar per day. The
average smoker, however. is not
apt to be contented with a daily allow
I anee of one cigar, demanding at least
two, If the latter basis is the nearer
i correct, the army of cigar-smokers
would be 4,So9, 449, being eight per cent.
VI the Total population above the age OF
fifteen years.
Whatever the number of smokers, it
Is moderate estimate to place the cost
OF smoking to the people of the United
otates at S206,500,000. If the cost of
chewing tobacco is added the total ex-
pendture for tobacco reaches 1886, 500.-
wv; that is a sum that represents per
capita tax Of S5.4i per annum. If the
number OF smokers is 4,S09, 49, the av-
erase expense of smoking is S42, 90 each
per annumi if the number is 1000. 900,
o ane cost is s2S.64 per individual; if &c.,
ooo'VVO it falls to S19.12. a sum suffi-
Gent to afford one fve-cent cigar daily,
anu leave balance of eighty-seven
vents Tor extras. american Grocer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

A Texas photographer advertises
to take a photograph as quick as A
mule can kick. Huntington Free
Press.
A Philadelphia man shot woman
"just in fun!' Ha, ha! pretty good
Joke that was. What witty thing 1t
would be to hang him!-LVe.
BY the way. you are in the drug
business. How is it9" "First-rate, ex-
cept that hate to see man die for
whom put up prescription" why
SOP" "Well. it loses a customer. -
Philadelphia Call
Mr.. Dusenberry-''1 saw an i'm
mense electrical plant down town. 1t
is very evident that gas Mrs.
pusenberry-"Was it in bloom. dear.
Why didn't you bring me eutung'
--PhilaisiphiG CalI .-.l--.,------
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14

According to the Produce Markets
Journal. powdered olive stones and
Indian millet are now extensively EN-
ployed in the adulteration of pepper,
so that the pepper sold within the last
two years has probably contained six
hundred tons Of these substances. rep
resenting a profit to INSCRIPTIONS
Wholesale dealers OF not less than three
hundred thousand dollars
Some mon are always superior TO
circumstances. A Nebraska man was
carried forty miles by cyclone anc
dropped in widows front yard. H.
married the widow and returned home
worth about thirty thousand dollars
more than when he stSrted. Hurting
ton Free Press. There is sn air of inn
probability about this yarn; and YET
some men who GO to propose look as If
they had been blown h-& u Flee
reHA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
TWO CHINESE MAIDS.
"e" fork's Secluded Girls With Cramped
Feet and Oaeer Hail

Feet and Qaeer Hair.
Among the children who have been
brought 10 the attention Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty are two
Chinese girls. It was claimed that they
had been kidnapped in San Francisco
Two years ago, and were held here for
the purpose OF selling them as wives 10
resident celestials. The charge was
not proven, and for the present. at
least, the case has been abandoned.
The girls were novelty here. As in
other places. the Chinese do not permit
their wives or daughters to be seen on
the street. There are several Chinese
women in this city, and when IL has
happened that they have been brought
into court, or into the presence Of peo-
pie with missionary spirit, they have
said that they had not been out of the
house before for months, sometimes for
more than year. and in one well au-
thenticated case it was little over two
years since female resident of Mott
street had set her foot outside
her tenement. 1t was not quite
SO bad in the cases Of the girls, but
for weeks at time it has been
the habit Of their guardians to keep
them shut up at home. The hopie is
near the head of Mott street. in four
story building devoted partly to trade
and manufacture. Cigars are made on
the first floor, and there is a store there
also. Upstairs is another commercial
establishment, and in the top stories
are tenements. The rooms are. of
course, small and ill-fitted for habita-
ton. In that respect tho heather little
ones are as well off as thousands of
their Christian fellow-beings of the
east side. One of them is dressed in
the American fashion, and but for the
odd waddle that passes for her gait
would not be taken for Chinese at a
distance. The other wears her native
costume. 1t consists first in a blous,.
that hangs from the neck to the knees.
not belted or caught in any way at the
waist. Loose trousers are over the legs
and bound at the bottoms closely
around the ankles. The shoes are
thick-soled, wooden affairs. familiar as
the foot-coverings of common laundry
men, but they are excessively small
and bear witness to the cramping of
the feet customary with the Chinese.
Both blouse and trousers are Of a pale
blue color, unadorned with figures. 1t
is the ordinary costume of the Chinese
of the poorer class. The shiny black
hair Of the girl, dressed like an Ameri-
can. was brushed straight back from
the brow and wound into a great knot
at the back of the head. The other
dressed her hair in the native STYLE
Over each ear was fiat. thin. circular
disk of hair that looked as if it might
have been made of artificial hair. and
stuck to the head. All Chinese women
learn carly how to do this. A
gummy pomade is essential TO the
task. but it takes considerable skill to
weave and wind the hair into its thin
and circular position. S, little hair is
used in these disks that enough is left
for large coil, which is fastened at
the top and back of the head. Neither
of these girls, one ten and tho other
twelve years old. could speak word of
English. NJ Z. Sun.
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actor booth's Dog Story.

Edwin Booth tells a curious story
about dog. Mrs Booth had little
pet dog which Mr.. Booth was in the
habit of holding on his knee. and. per-
haps, during conversation. pinching
MS ear in a semi unconscious way.
They went to Europe and left the dog
at home. and as they were away for
some time, when they returned the dog
lid not seem to remember them much.
Mr.. Booth, indeed. did not seem to he
recognized when he came back. and
for week or so the dog went about
hem in purely perfunctory way. One
lay he had the dog on his knee, and in
he old unconscious way began pinch
,ng his ear. The dog looked up at him
Tor moment, and then jumped up and
licked his hand. and made every posi-
Bile demonstration of delight He had
not recognized Mr. Booth until that
I'D habit disclosed their familiar rels-
ionS-N T. Post
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
TWO OF FORTUNE FAvORlTES.
nenry Helfrich and william BOWL
Ing Made Happy.

Call reporter paid visit yester-
uay to Mrs, Henry Helfrich, at Ga
SIMPLIFY street, to ascertain whether it
was true that her husband had won
s-VVo IN the Louisiana State Lottery
Al the drawing of the 9th ult.
les, indeed, it is true" said Mrs.
neilrch, "and We are both very glad
ofit' My husband has bought nice
.'ue property on Turk street, where
We intend to live in short time"
,M MI heliri"h is foreman coufectioner
u Messrs' sohrolh & Westerfeli, and
n - Ilu TO be one who will be likely to
ian Ae a good use of his happy wind
n ,an he confirmed his wife's state
, hhen'' and also informed the reporter
RIA 5o' ABOUT three years ago he had won
WV sVul N the same lottery, but had never
ny such a stroke of luck as this
~, ine reporter also crossed the bay,
aiu alter considerable difficulty sue
r ,eeded In finding William Bowling, a
la U'am maj IN the employ of the Oak
l1uu 1as Company. ayes" said Mr..
LING LING when the list was published
c,n UoAeu Tor my ticket and found it
Of mp, up into ball in one corner
con,, vest pocket. l unrolled it and
mor pared 1t with the list, when, for a
n, ht, 1 thought | must be drunk
io,ns lazy but when l looked again
h Sala That was right and NV num-
t tvr mad got me 50 900. have bought
tend J, coupons this month, but / in.
Mr. " invest my prize in real estate.
and lowing is said by his employers
had ,eliow-workmen to be an honest,
io;oa man, aud all seem to re.
49, 49, ~ AZ his good fortune.-san Fran
'"'' Noal) caa, Sep. 3.
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The Effects OF SIN oking.

DR.. A. L ellison of the United States
Navy gives the following testimony as
10 the effects of smoking upon the stu
Tents
/. 1t leads to impaired nutrition Of
he nerve eenters
2. 1t is fertile cause Of neuralgia
vertigo and indigestion.
s. 1t irritates the mouth and throat
md thus destroys the purity OF the
voice.
l. By excitation of the optic nerve, it
irovokes amanrosis and other defects
II vision.
s. 1t causes tremulous hand and
IN intermittent pulse
6. Ole of its conspicuous effects is to
levelop irritability of the heart
7. It retards the cell change on which
he development of the adolescent de-
,ends.-DeS MONIES Register.
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-Iners are men in New YORK who
spend half their time lodging people
they have borrowed money of. and the
other half in hunting up fresh victims.
A French woman says she once
paid a large sum of money TO learn how
to get a certain moose into bow.
What most girls want TO learn is how
to get 4 certain beau into a moose.
Easier TO preach than to practice
BE We content the philosophers say,
''Suchts the secret OF happiness hsre;''
II il De true, oh. philosophers. pray,
Why don't ye cast farther study away,
Making the maxim ye teach u more cleart
Be ye coatont with the things .hai arc known,
-B9s.oz BsIyst
The monkey is now generally rec
ognized to be sort OF connecting
link between the human race and the
lower forms of snimal creation. The
main question now is whether the dude
doesn't come first of the two, Merchant
TrIrtltr.
GOTHAM Boz Cat Niagara Falls
PA, did that man that drives the car
riage build that big dam2" Pa-"No.
the Niagara flows over natural preci-
pice, my son Gotham Bay--"That's
strange. thought from the price he
chal gel that he made it It'd BIS.
A ST. Augustine. Ga. letter de-
scribes the ice works at that place IS
having A capacity of l.0e0 pounds Per
hour. The freezing cans make mass
of 200 pounds each, and are taken out
in rotation. an average of five hourly.
after thirty-siS hours exposure to the
evaporation OF amuonia, 2io cans be-
ing kept at work.-BoStoa BHjgek
The process of taxing beautiful
colored photographs has recently been
perfected By IN English photographer.
A negative of the sitter IS taken by
sentitized plste Of electric light. From
the negative = positive is produced on
a chemically treated basis by the aid of
solar camera and speotroscopie ar
ransemeut. The image il produced in
colors without the aid Of hand work or
brush. -CAIcaFo .4iraRca,
Last year (lSS6) the spots on the
sun were 50 small and few that il may
have been the minimum Of the sun
spot period Of eleven years, So says
the distinguished italian astronomer,
Prof. Tacchiui. From the Slst of o.
tober to the 18th of December there
were only six DAYS when any trace Of
spot could be discovered en- the solar
disc, aud only single sny spes sosld
b observed ca shsss dsss~-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
WHAT BRAxpRErHs PILLS DO.

In BRASDRBTH's PILLS the true life
medicine has been found, composed as
bined that each multiplies the virtues of
the rest. They never can do any harm.
Their action is always the same, no matter
how long or in what doses they are taken.
They purge away the waste particles of
the system. They recruit the animal vigor
and arrest the progress of decay. They
purify the blood. They stimulate the
liver They invigorate digestion. They
open the pores. They make the bowels
do the work Of the kidneys, thus giving
those organs an oftimes needed rest. One
or two at night for week will demon
strate their power, and is generally suffi-
cient to cure ordinary diseases.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14

At the raising of blood from the lungs. 1t
is one of the very earliest symptoms of
and only shows the healthy
efforts of the system to throw off the
scrofulous impurities of the blood which
have resulted in liberation of the lungs.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is a positive remedy for consumption at
this stage. If taken faithfully. it will
cleanse the blood, heal the ulcers in the
lungs, and build up ~and renoyate the
whole System.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14

DR. ]. 9. CoMBs Owensyille, o5io. says: II
have given SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver
better results than seemed possible with any
remedy. AL were hereditary cases Of Lung
disease. and advanced to that stage when
Coughs, pain in the chest, frequent breatti ing.
frequent pulse. fever and Emaciation- All
these cases have increased in weight from Is TO
Is rs. and are not now needing any medicine.
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The late Senator Sargent's estate Is in
yentoried at SI3 All.

1t was an old oriental doctrine that
women have no souls. More enlightened
philosophy comedies that they have purer,
finer, more exalted souls than men. But
they are too often contained in feeble, suf-
fering bodies, which hamper and retard
their full development. For all those
painful ailments incident to the sex, DIR.
Pierce's "Fayorite Prescription" Is the
best speci6cin the world, and is sold under
a positive guarantee that it will do all that
Is claimed for it. Price reduced 70 one
dollar. By druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14
Make MONEY

b. buying family supplies Oh e7sa bass from
essh house y~u then have Nc losses 70 Rake Up.
We now seI our best Family Fioar, in any quantity,
a, 81 50 per barrel, aai some cd grades q Family
Flour, - = per Barrel Have ii sssa io~sr-Sa 90
but do not rscomnend It, Butter, Dried FE1is AID
Sugar hEgher and likely TO sill further advance
We have the aaes. hrAaaS Of Hams from the East -
iSie 20 los; good ssAr-Carei i+e, CaltozaaAcuret.
ilfe- SAoUls.sr Bsooa. e - =; Side - RIB Baeo1
Sc, &c, los, Isse, l4c Is 70 weighs and quality. sg
ei.i Pains taken to 81 orders carefully, pack aud
shlp IN soai order send for ;H ss BEFORE ordering
winter Supplies SMITHS CASH STORE, us
and II. Clay Stree. San Francisco, ca.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14

A Job Press that is job press IS the
The cheapest, best and strongest in the
market. Buy no othe-. Kept only by
PALMER S REY.
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celebrated Yves inghouse Threshers yet.
and for he purpose OF c'osing out will sell
them on next Yeas terms at bottom
figures. Also, a few secondhand ma
chipes of other make. Write for bargains.
z. T. WRIGHT, foot of Morrison Street,
Portland Oregon.
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A state of anarchy prevails in Bolivia
South America.
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If cough disturbs your sleep, take
Pisos Cure for Consumption and rest well.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-10-14

Walking advertisements for DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy are the thousands ii haa
cured
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Railroad tickets nine feet long constitute
a portentous feature Of travel on the Erie
and connecting lines. They are one Of the
results of the Interstate Commerce Act.
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DO NOT BE ALARMED

1t In estimated that American tourists
pend 81 Q, U0o yearly in England.
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Printers Ink. ..Publishers who are
not buying through Palmer & Rey are los
ing money. We sell Job, Book and News
Inks at manufacturers prices.
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The Sultan of Turkey has ordered all
foreign schools closed in his empire.
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Don't forget that you can always
purchase type, presses and material from
Palmer s Rey, Portland, lower than from
any other house.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED.

Since Is 5, it is stated, 40 9persons have
been struck dead by lightning in France.
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While visiting the Mechanics Fair
at Portland get YOUR photographs where
they are made the best.
ABHLL & Son,
70 Washington Street.